In the summer, some people may have pus-filled sores on their feet that are very itchy. This is a typical symptom of yellow water blisters. So, what are some folk remedies for treating yellow water blisters?
【Prevention of Yellow Water Blisters】
Since yellow water blisters are prevalent in the summer and autumn seasons, especially among children, and are highly contagious, the key to preventing this disease is to pay attention to skin hygiene and treat itchy skin diseases promptly.
Children with the disease should be isolated to prevent transmission, and contaminated clothing and utensils should be disinfected.
Maintain skin cleanliness and hygiene on a regular basis, and promptly treat conditions such as prickly heat, insect bite dermatitis, and various skin injuries.
【Folk Remedies】
1. Burst the pus-filled blister with disinfectant and use a sanitary cotton ball to absorb the pus. Then, wash the affected area with hydrogen peroxide, dry it with a towel, and apply gentian violet solution to the affected area. Treat once a day, and continue treatment when new blisters appear.
2. Take an appropriate amount of almonds and roast them until they turn black. Grind them into almond charcoal ash and mix them evenly with sesame oil. Clean the affected area with saline solution, dry it, and apply the almond charcoal ash. Cover with gauze and change the dressing once a day.
3. Take an appropriate amount of dried Lampwick Plant and dried Chinese Thoroughwax, grind them into powder, and squeeze out the juice. After cleaning the affected area with saline solution, apply the herbal juice. It can be treated multiple times a day, and usually, it can be cured in four to five days.
【Precautions】
Yellow water blisters can easily cause systemic infection. The yellow fluid can infect wherever it flows. Therefore, it is important for patients to seek treatment as early as possible. During treatment, it is necessary to control the diet and avoid eating spicy food. It is best to consume light and mild food.
